Connect once. From then on, new saves are pulled in automatically ahead of each digest. Nothing here logs in to Reddit for you, and your Reddit password is never asked for.
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Step 1 of 3
Turn on private RSS feeds
Reddit keeps this switch on its classic preferences page. The button opens it in a window beside this one, so these instructions stay visible.
Scroll down to content options, about two thirds of the way down. Tick “enable private RSS feeds”, just below “include mature content in search results”. Then click save options at the bottom.
If Reddit sends you to the redesigned site instead, this setting is not there. Use the direct link below, which forces the classic view.
Your personal feed links live on the RSS feed tab in preferences. Find the row labelled saved and copy its RSS link.
Easiest: right-click the RSS link on the saved row and choose Copy link address. The link contains a private token. That token is what lets SaveBrew read your saves without your password.
It should look like https://old.reddit.com/saved.rss?feed=…&user=…
Treat this link like a password. To cut SaveBrew off at any time, reset the token on Reddit's feeds page and the link dies everywhere, instantly.
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The usual causes, most common first:
1. The Reddit window was signed in to a different account. Check the username in its top right corner, then copy the link again from the right account.
2. The link came from the wrong row. It must be the row labelled saved.
3. An old link from a previous copy was still on the clipboard.